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Where can you find a public toilet in Stockholm?

Where public toilets are in Stockholm, what the new ones cost and how to pay.

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Short answer

Stockholm has about 90 public toilets in both the inner and the outer city, and the WC Stockholm map shows where they are. The new city toilets cost SEK 10 to use and are paid by card. Stockholm Central Station also has a toilet in the Lower hall, for SEK 10.

Public restrooms in Stockholm Illustration of a water bottle, a luggage locker, a toilet sign and a clock

Why

  1. According to the City of Stockholm, the city has about 90 public toilets, in both the inner and the outer city.
  2. According to the City of Stockholm, the WC Stockholm map shows all public toilets in the city, and private or public businesses may also offer toilets open to the public.
  3. According to Jernhusen, the toilet at Stockholm Central is in the Lower hall, costs SEK 10 and can be paid by card.

Details

From March 2026 the city is setting out 65 new toilets, one to two per week during 2026 and 2027. Many toilets are adapted for people with reduced mobility, and the city says they are cleaned daily. The toilet at Stockholm Central is a universal toilet with a shower and a nursing room. See public restrooms in Stockholm for the catalogue and how much a public toilet costs in Sweden for fees.

Tip

Open the WC Stockholm map before you go, and carry a bank card, since the new city toilets are paid by card.

What may differ

The City of Stockholm's page does not say whether older toilets are free or what their opening hours are, so check the map for each location.

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Prices and fees change, so check the City of Stockholm before you go.

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